Two Syrian journalists sentenced in Turkey to over six years ...Kuwait

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Two Syrian journalists have been sentenced in Turkey to six years and a month in jail on charges of spreading false news, and inciting against the Turkish state and spreading hate. Alaa Farhat and Ahmed Rihawi have yet to be imprisoned and have appealed the verdict, said Absi Smeisem, Syria correspondent for The New Arab's Arabic-language edition al-Araby al-Jadeed. The jail sentences come after an interview conducted by Rihawi earlier this year for Syrian broadcaster Orient, a channel Farhat managed. While speaking with Turkish analyst Oktay Yilmaz, host Rihawi stated a figure regarding Syrians allegedly killed at the border by Turkish forces. This was considered off

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